RESEARCH
Research Initiative:
Validating Shame Transformation
Our objective is to quantify how FB Prayer Therapy (FB-PT) deconstructs Asian shame-scripts and restores Christ-centered identity. Leveraging a decade of longitudinal practitioner data, we bridge the gap between Spirit-led ministry and academic rigor to validate the “Jesus as Healer” reality through three integrated tracks:
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Psychometric Validation: Quantifying measurable shifts in internalized shame, God-attachment, and clergy flourishing using standardized scales.
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Consistency & Reproducibility: Assessing the efficacy of FB-PT protocols across diverse cultural contexts, including Indonesia, Bangladesh, and the Philippines.
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Narrative Analysis: Combining quantitative metrics with narrative case studies to document the .transition from internalized shame scripts to Christ-centered identity scripts.
Vision 2026–2030:
The Research & Expansion Phase
Our strategic focus for the next five years is to transition from a proven field methodology to a globally recognized, empirically validated framework for Asian clergy flourishing.
Strategic Objectives:
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Empirical Validation: Collaborating with academic institutions to quantify the efficacy of the Jesus as Healer framework in reducing triple spiral of shame and increasing secure trinitarian God-attachment.
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Infrastructure Scaling: Licensing and certifying 50+ indigenous FBConnects Ministry Givers across the Philippines, Bangladesh, and Indonesia to meet the urgent need for frontliner member-care.
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Knowledge Contribution: Publishing longitudinal data on the deconstruction of “Scripts of Internalized Shame” offering the global mission community a rare, trust-based dataset on psychological well-being in Honor-Shame contexts.
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Sustainable Flourishing: Inspiring relational round tables as a trinitarian model for leadership in missions, to empower most the effective mission force in the majority world to operate from a reality of sonship rather than a slave mindset.
Research & Validation (Project 2026-2030)
For academics, data analysts, or grant writers interested in our objective validation of shame reduction and well-being outcomes from the “Jesus as Healer” framework:
Shame
Research
Narrative Case Studies Deconstructing Socio-Cultural Shame Scripts in a Non-Clinical Sample of Asians: “I Should Be Ashamed of Myself”